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How to store used brakes components

posted by  Steve on  Fri Dec 10 02:04 CST 2010
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Aside from filling with brake fluid and sealing it up, you could obtain a mylar food storage bag and an oxygen-absorbing packet (sold on the Internet to survival types who store food awaiting the end of the earth), insert the m/c into the envelope, drop in the packet, and heat seal it. I use this for used engine computers, etc. to keep the electronics from deteriorating.






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